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Al Capone’s family searching for answers in Moose Jaw

REGINA – A documentary is in the works about long-rumoured ties between Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan and an American criminal once branded public enemy number one.

Work is underway in Saskatchewan this week on Finding Al, a production about possible connections Al Capone had to the province during the prohibition era and the bootlegging that flowed from it.

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Deirdre Capone, the Chicago gangster’s grandniece, says she hopes to find the truth about her great uncle — a man she describes as having a Robin Hood image among those who benefited from his crimes.

Deirdre Capone will be in Saskatchewan until Thursday.

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